The Cost of Building an Infinity Swimming Pool
Swimming is a popular exercise that strengthens muscles, bones, and the nervous system. However, crowded public pools and poor water quality often hinder the experience. With the rise of acrylic infinity pools, swimming at home has become a reality. But how much does it cost to build one? Let’s break it down.
1. Pool Size
Infinity pools are typically smaller than public pools, fitting into villas or clubs. Standard gym pools are 50m x 25m, while infinity pools are usually 6-8m long and 2.3m wide. Size significantly affects the price.
2. Pool Material
Infinity pools come in two types:
- Integrated Acrylic Pools: Made from acrylic, available in domestic or imported options. Imported acrylic offers better thermal stability, thermoplasticity, and UV resistance, ideal for outdoor use but at a higher cost.
- Detachable Steel Structure Pools: Made from high-corrosion steel plates, customizable in size. Acrylic pools are generally more expensive than steel structure pools of the same size.
Learn more about acrylic materials here.
3. Function Upgrades
- Integrated Pools: Can include spa massage chairs, offering both fitness and relaxation.
- Detachable Pools: Limited to swimming functions without spa features.
Integrated pools with spa functions are more expensive but provide greater comfort and entertainment.
4. Auxiliary Equipment
Pool equipment like circulation, filtration, disinfection, and temperature control systems also impact costs. The choice of capacity and brand plays a key role in pricing.
Conclusion
The price of an infinity pool depends on size, material, function upgrades, and equipment configuration. For tailored suggestions, share your ideas with us at UC Acrylic or email us at ucacrylic@box5827.temp.domains. Enjoy the luxury of swimming at home with minimal investment!